Goiás Government And Senac Offer 160 Free IT And Design Course Slots This Early October

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Published on 01/10/2024 at 21:25

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With Classes Starting This Month, Governor of Goiás Offers 160 Vacancies in Partnership with Senac for Young IT and Graphic Design Enthusiasts

The Governor of Goiás, through the Secretary of Recovery, launched a valuable initiative for those seeking professional qualification in the areas of Information Technology (IT) and Graphic Design. In partnership with Senac, there are 160 vacancies in eight different courses, with classes expected to start in October. This is a not-to-be-missed opportunity for young people and adults who want to prepare for the job market, according to the Goias.gov website.

Training Opportunities

The courses offered cover essential areas and high-demand fields in the job market. The training options include:

Network Administrator;
Computer Operator;
Network Installer and Repairer;
Systems Programmer;
Database Administrator;
Web Programmer;
Graphic Designer;
Information Analyst;

Classes will take place at the Cora Coralina and Elias Bufáiçal units of Senac, located in Goiânia. Access is guaranteed for all interested individuals aged 15 or older who have, at a minimum, education starting from elementary school.

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How to Enroll in Senac Courses

To enroll, interested individuals must fill out an online form on the website. Registrations can also be made in person at the Central Mais Empregos of the Government of Goiás, as well as at Senac units.

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The courses are free and will have a workload of 160 hours, with an expected completion date between December 13 and 17. It is important to note that 10% of the vacancies are reserved for people with disabilities (PcD), reaffirming the initiative’s commitment to social inclusion.

Address for In-Person Registrations:

Central Mais Empregos (Av. Araguaia – St. Central)
Senac Elias Bufáiçal (R. 31-A, 43 – St. Aeroporto)
Senac Cora Coralina (Av. Independência, 1002 – St. Leste Vila Nova)

Schedule for Registrations and Classes

The dates for registrations and the start of classes vary depending on the course chosen. Check the information:

Courses with Registrations Until October 18:
Computer Operator
Network Administrator
Systems Programmer
Database Administrator
Network Installer and Repairer
Web Programmer
Start of Classes: October 21 and 22.
Courses with Registrations Until October 14:
Information Analyst
Graphic Designer
Start of Classes: October 15.

Goiás Government And Senac Offer 160 Free IT And Design Course Slots This Early October

With Classes Starting This Month, Governor of Goiás Offers 160 Vacancies in Partnership with Senac for Young IT and Graphic Design Enthusiasts

Training Opportunities

How to Enroll in Senac Courses

Schedule for Registrations and Classes

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